Glass Blocks are architectural elements made of glass that are often used in construction to provide natural light while maintaining privacy and aesthetic appeal. They are typically used in walls, partitions, or windows in both residential and commercial buildings.

A glass block is a three-dimensional glass product consisting of two parts formed from glass mass and fused together. Inside, the glass block has a hollow space. Glass blocks resemble glass bricks in appearance. They are used for constructing non-load-bearing walls, transparent structures or elements, as well as interior design features. Glass blocks are an environmentally friendly material, do not support combustion, have good thermal insulation properties, are easy to use, and do not require additional processing.